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The Kid from Brooklyn

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In this heartwarming romantic comedy from 1946, we follow the misadventures of a Brooklyn boy named "Bobby," who has a heart of gold and a natural talent for boxing, although he doesn't know it. After some encouragement from his best friend, Bobby finds himself pulled into a world of pugilism he never imagined would be part of his life.

The plot takes an unexpected turn when, by accident, Bobby becomes a ring star. His innocence and clumsiness earn him both admirers and enemies, and that's when he crosses paths with a beautiful and determined reporter named "Patricia," who is intent on uncovering the truth behind the shy neighborhood boy. As Bobby and Patricia's relationship develops, they face not only the challenges of the sport but also their own fears and aspirations.

While Bobby struggles to find his place in this new world, the comedy intertwines with moments of reflection on friendship, love, and the value of being oneself. With a charismatic cast and clever jokes, the film offers an emotional journey that reminds us that sometimes, true triumph is not measured in titles, but in the ability to pursue our dreams, even when they seem completely out of reach. A journey filled with laughter, punches, and, above all, a big heart.

Media type
Movie
Year
1946
Director
Norman Z. McLeod
Writer
Grover Jones
Frank Butler
Richard Connell
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
6.50
Service
Rotten tomatoes
Rating
60.00
Actors
Danny Kaye
Virginia Mayo
Vera-Ellen
Steve Cochran
Eve Arden
Walter Abel
Lionel Stander
Fay Bainter
Clarence Kolb
Victor Cutler
Charles Cane
Jerome Cowan
Don Wilson
Knox Manning
Kay Thompson
Johnny Downs
Tom Kennedy
William Benedict
George Chandler
Bess Flowers
Betty Alexander
Gender
Comedy
Country
United States
Producers
Samuel Goldwyn
Original title
The Kid from Brooklyn
Duration
113
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